Whispered fear used by Reds in East Germany
In East Germany whispered threats are used to terrify 18 million people backed by Russian guns and secret police. Peter Grimes, a Harvard graduate, recalls guiding his two stepdaughters to safety in West Berlin after posing as friends of the regime.
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Peter Grimes
Iamgard
West Berlin
East Germany
Grimes
U. S
Paul Schroedern
Monika
Berlin
Schmidt
Zimmerman
Albrecht
Harvard
United Press
Irmgard
United States
Peter
Reds
Games
Monica
Evelyn
Gregory Peck
Tony Curtis
Freedom
Carlisle Zoning Board Rejects TV Station Request
Carlisle Township Zoning Commission unanimously denied Ely-N-Lorain Broadcasting Co. a rezoning of land on Tindian Hollow Road from residential to commercial for a television station. WEOL manager Alex Buchan said the company may appeal to Carlisle Township trustees or seek another site. Commission chair Harold Kalter cited residents’ desire for neighborhood control and noted protest sentiment from a February 2 meeting.
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Carlisle Township
Tindian Hollow Road
Elyfn-Lorain Broadcasting Co
Alex Buchan
WEOL
The
Broadcasting Company
Buchan
Harold E. Kalter
Commission
Carlisle
Kalter
Leads In Milan Bank Robbery Prove Useless
Milan bank robbery investigators hit a dead end as Sheriff Alton T. Young reported all leads exhausted with no breakthroughs. The FBI checked two men jailed in Knox county and Mt Vernon who were ruled out, and another suspect jailed in Willard was released.
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Erie County United Bank
Milan
Alton T. Young
FBI
Knox County
Mt Vernon
Willard
Weather in Northeastern Ohio Turns Windy and Cloudy
Weather report for Northeastern Ohio shows increasing cloudiness and windy conditions today with a high near 41 and low around 35. Tonight will be cloudy with a chance of rain late Saturday. Thursday’s temperatures range from 30 to 43 with 24 hour precipitation ending at 8 p.m. Thursday at trace. A year ago Thursday, the high was 35.
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Ohio
Eile
Serae Tsa
Will Draw Plans For Courthouse Elevator
County commissioners vote to hire Alva C. Smith and Associates to prepare preliminary plans and cost estimates for installing an elevator in the 75 year old courthouse. The move follows a letter from Lorain County Bar Association president Attorney Joseph Q. Petro endorsing the project. Some officials prefer adding a county office annex but proceed with the elevator study now. Proponents cite crowding and outdoor rentals as issues and anticipate possible bond considerations for future expansion.
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Alva C. Smith and Associates
Joseph Q. Petro
Lorain County Bar Association
J. Norman Thompson
J. Powell Jones
Oscar G. Dunn
Jones
Thompson
Mit
City Snow Cleanup Costs Elyria Only $1653
Elyria officials praised a snow removal effort that cost the city 1653 dollars and 60 cents over three days. Safety Director Michael A. Lotko detailed expenditures including graders, bulldozers, loaders, overtime, and fuel while Mayor J Grant Keys lauded the workers and urged limb pickup and brush removal to finish by next week.
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Ohio
Elyria
Safety Service
Michael A. Lotko
Lorain
Lee
Lotko
J. Grant Keys
Keys
Red Cross Reports Nurse Assignments and Campaign Appeal
The Red Cross lists 3,210 professional nurse assignments for polio and disaster service last year and 9,600 nurses authorized to teach home nursing and supervise volunteer Nurse's Aides. Nurses provide vital service and donors are urged to join the Red Cross campaign. ALSCO aluminum storm doors offered at 54.50 installed by Gene.
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Red Cross
ALSCO
Bus and Taxi Operators Face New $5 License Fee
Police Chief James E. Boggs announced a new $5 license fee for bus and taxi operators starting Monday. Applicants must pass a physical exam in addition to the fee, enforcing last year’s city ordinance.
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lJames E. Boggs
Boggs
Scooter Rider Killed In Columbus Collision
A 16 year old Columbus boy Robert Armen Trout died when his unlit motor scooter collided head on with a car late Thursday. Authorities reported the crash as the fatal misadventure near Columbus.
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Columbus
Robert A Armen‘trout
Democrats Split On Tax Plan
Washington reports a House Democratic split threatens boosting personal income tax exemptions by 100. Republicans and Democrats debate the cost as the measure aims to revise and codify the nation tax laws. President Eisenhower plans a Monday address to rally support and the Senate Finance panel weighs a bill cutting excise taxes.
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Washington
Howard IW. Smith
Smith
Sam Rayburnn
Texas
House
Eisenhower
GOP
Senate
Finance Committee
John Williams
Del
Walter F. George
Williams
Bob Quinn dies former Red Sox president and Braves GM
Bob J. A. Quinn, 84, former Boston Red Sox president and later Boston Braves general manager, died at home in Providence. He will be buried Monday in Columbus, Ohio. After leaving the Braves in 1942 he worked for a sporting goods firm and, in 1946, became director of the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.
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Providence, R. I
Robert J. A
Bob” Quinn
Boston Red Sox
Boston Braves
Columbus
Ohio
The
Braves
Sporting Goods
Baseball Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
N. Y
Testimony in Wable trial ends in Greensburg
In Greensburg Pennsylvania jurors near verdict in the John Wesley Wable trial as testimony concluded. The seven men and five women will deliberate Saturday after summations by both sides in the case accusing Wable of murdering truck driver Harry Pitts near Donegal last July 28 and attacking two other drivers.
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Greensburg
John Wesley Wable
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Edward G. Bauer
Bauer
Wable
Harry F. Pitts
Bowling Green
Donegal
Chiopyle
Pitts
William
Ruby
Uniontown
Robert Kamenski
Young Wable
Former Lorain County Treasurer Walter Ludwig Dies in Los Angeles
Walter G. Ludwig former Lorain County treasurer died suddenly while visiting his son in Los Angeles California He had served two terms as treasurer beginning in 1921 and 1923 and previously worked as deputy treasurer under Arthur Waters He was born July 21 1885 in Amherst Amaherst High School and Oberlin Business College graduate He was a Mason LO OF member and First Congregational Church Elyria He is survived by his wife son daughter a brother and sister and four grandchildren Services will be held at the Ludwig residence 55064 West Fifty ninth St Los Angeles on Saturday at 1 30 p m
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Lorain County
Walter G. Ludwig
Denison Ave
Lloyd
Los Angeles
Calif
Amherst High School
Oberlin Business College
Sonic Lodge
Lo.o.f
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Ione Wangerein
Oberlin
William Purcellsville
Milton
Painesvile
Edith Ludwig
Cleveland
Ludwig
West
Fifty-ninth St
Wind May Cause Radiation Injuries At Kwajalein
US Atomic Energy Commission says 264 people including 28 Americans and 236 natives were exposed to radioactivity after a routine atomic test near Kwajalein. No burns reported. injuries described as non serious. Report notes possible causes as miscalculation or wind shift from a nearby hydrogen bomb test. Marine letter from Kwajalein mentions orange flash and shock waves on the island.
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Darrell Garwood
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Carl Hinshaw
Calif.la
Kwajalein
Commission
AEC
Cincinnati, Ohio
Don Whitaker
G. R. Whitaker
U.S. Navy
Win Raton
Jbase
Amherst Man Struck by Truck Dies of Skull Fracture
Ray King Sr. 70 of Cleveland Ave Amherst was struck while walking on Route 20 two miles east of Wakeman and died at Norwalk Hospital. The driver Lewis Perin 28 of East 116 St Cleveland owned the truck. Survived by daughter Lucille Skimm and son Ray King Jr. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Gerber Funeral Home Wakeman. Burial Clarksfield Cemetery.
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Wakeman
Ray King Sr
Cleveland Ave
Amherst
Norwalk Hospital
Huron County
Charles Edel
King
Route 20
Lewis Perin
East 116 St
Cleveland
Clarksfield
Lucille Skimm
Wyandotte
Mich
Ray King Jr
Birmingham
Gerber
F. H. Houldsworth
Wakeman Congregational Church
Clarksfield Cemetery
County Board Denies Three School Transfer Petitions
Lorain County Board of Education rejected petitions to move Penfield into Wellington, transfer land from Elyria Township to Elyria City, and shift northwest Brownhelm to Erie County District. The Penfield vote failed to meet required turnouts, and Brownhelm's transfer was denied for three stated reasons, ending with a courtesy three to two vote.
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Lorain
Penfield
C. A. Gibbons
Brownhelm
Trucker Fined and Jailed for Overload Incident
Robert D. Shumaker, 32, of Westlake and driver for Barricelli Trucking Co., refused to accompany a state trooper to a weighing pit on Route 6 after being stopped for an overweight load on Route 113 near South Amherst. He was jailed on overweight and related charges, fined 100 dollars plus costs, and two weeks in county jail, then fired by his employer who cited orders to carry only legal loads.
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Ambherst
Robert D. Shumaker
Westlake
Barricelli Trucking Co
Shumaker
South Amherst
Amherst City
Fred Hogrefe
Carl Barricelli
Barricelli Tracking Co
Shamaker
Center Ridge Rd
Cleveland
Senate GOP to press for combined Hawaiian Alaska statehood bill
Senate GOP leaders pledged to fight for a single statehood bill joining Hawaii and Alaska, despite Eisenhower urging separate consideration. Senate Majority Leader Knowland said passing the combined proposal remains uncertain, while Interior Committee Chair Butler warned of mixed support and possible House obstacles.
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GOP
Senate
Washington
Eisenhower
Hawaii
Alaska
William F. Knowland
Calif
Hugh Butler
Neb
Senate Interior Committee
Senate House
House
McCarthy Feud With Army Over Schine Probe Deepens
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy accuses the Army of attempting to blackmail him to halt the Communist inquiry. A Pentagon report names Roy Cohn as pressuring for favorable treatment for Pvt. G David Schine, while Cohn denies improper pressure and says his Capitol Hill career may endure.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
The
Army
Pentagon
Royal Cobn
Robert T. Stevens
Pvt. G. David Schine
McCarthy
Cohn
Capitol Hill
Schine
Telenews
Army Now
iSchine
Lock Picker, 64, Found Sleeping In Oberlin Store
A 64 year old man said to be adept at picking locks was found asleep in the College Book Store in Oberlin at 11:30 last night. Fred Henry Peters of Port Clinton was arrested by Juvenile Court Officer Ray Warren after investigators found an open door. Police reported earlier sightings of the suspect leaving the office of Dr. Carrick. several offices in the area were entered without theft.
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Oberlin
West College St
Fred Henry Peters
R. D
Port Clinton
Ray Warren
Peters
C W. Carrick
Main
College Streets
Nelson Gray
Oberlin Police Department
C. E W .Wigton
Complete Work Today On Park Sidewalks
City crews today are completing blacktopping the east sidewalks of Ely Park. Safety Service Director Michael A Lotko disclosed. The new walks will permit persons to board the bus without stepping into mud.
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Ely Park
Safety Service
Michael A. Lotko
Ills of laziness and the power of Want Ads
Surveys at the Illinois Institute of Technology suggest laziness can hinder progress for educated people not advancing. Even so, Chronicle-Telegram Classified ads prove effective for selling, renting, or buying with a friendly staffer to craft a result-getting Want Ad.
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Ilinois
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Wellington
Bob Quinn
Lodi St
Stevens Cyster
Oberlin Store
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